Discount Stores in Bluefield, VA

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  1. 533 Commerce Drive, Bluefield VA 24605

    4.5 Superb 132 reviews

    “They've got some really good prices then some not so good prices. Lots of items to choose from. They try to keep the store neat but with all of the inventory they have, its difficult. I love when they have sales!! You can't go wrong then. Worth the trip when you've got something specific. I used them to spruce up my garden this year. I Wish there were more Ollie's around.”

  2. 2036 Leatherwood Lane, Bluefield VA 24605

    4.5 Superb 80 reviews

    “I worked here for many years and have recently retired, so I feel that I can leave an honest review nowThis is the absolute best Dollar General in the area. I have been to everyone in this area and none of them compare.Come say Hi to Rachel the store manager. She does an awesome job along with Brenda the assistant and soon to retire, Mary the new assistant manager. Daniel the food manager, Donnie in charge of produce and dairy. And Sabrina the new Front End manager.Store is always stocked, always clean, and the prices can’t be beat!This will always be my go to store!!!!”

  3. 4015 College Avenue, Bluefield VA 24605

    4.5 Superb 58 reviews

    “Prices have went up. They put red stickers over the old prices but some of them didn't quite make it over the old price but they still charged me a higher price was not happy about that”

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  5. 404 Virginia Avenue, Bluefield VA 24605

    3.7 Good 10 reviews

    “This location is our neighborhood store. It was much needed in our little area. The staff is friendly and you can always find great deals on almost anything. Love the 1$ isle. Also, the staff are very friendly and always willing to make things right if there is a discrepancy with a sales price or problems with coupons loading from the app. I also like that there is a restroom the public can use and that it is always clean. Good job guys!”

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